41st AGRA Army Group Royal Artillery Woven Formation SIgn
Removed from uniform otherwise in very good condition.
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Royal Engineers Gibraltar Garrison Embroidered Formation Sign
Embroidered example of the yellow key on a dark blue diamond. Worn by the Fortress Engineer Regiment. In good worn condition. Scarce.
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Guards Armoured Division Embroidered Cloth Formation Sign Flash Designation Patch Badge
Woven cloth combination formation sign in very good condition as worn by the Guards Armoured Division, the 'all seeing eye'. Removed from uniform.
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West Lancashire Division Printed Formation Sign
In unissued condition, some glue spots to rear and ID of unit annotated to reverse in pen otherwise in good condition. Scarce.
BoBD (Jon Mills) No 1176 refers.
K23
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WW2 Hampshire County Division Woven Felt Cloth Formation Sign Designation Flash Patch
Description: Scarce WW2 Hampshire County Division Cloth Patch. A scarce WW2 era embroidered cloth patch worn by the Hampshire County Division. This was a very short lived division formed on 28th February 1941 and was disbanded in the December of the same year. It was an infantry only formation located on the South East of England and on the coast of the English Channel.
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War Office Controlled Units Embroidered Felt Cloth Formation Sign QEII
Removed from uniform, embroidered example with Queen's crown. Some minor graze to red felt and paper stuck to reverse, otherwise in reasonably good condition.
Davis No 6 refers.
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WW2 Lincolnshire Lincolnshire County Division / 212th Independent Infantry Brigade (Home) Printed Formation Sign
Removed from uniform, a red tulip with green stem and leaf on a white ground. Some staining to white background from having glue applied at some point, reasonable condition overall. The badge reflected the tulip growing fields in the county. Rare.
BoBD (Jon Mills) No 1039 refers / Davis no 185 (describes as 'virtually unobtainable")
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1 WO ATS War Office Signals Regiment Embroidered Formation Sign Designation Flash
Formed in May 1943. An Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) female unit. In good worn condition, a little grubby.
BoBD (Jon Mills) No 1744 refers.
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The London Scottish (The Gordon Highlanders TA) Embroidered Regimental Flash Arm Designation
From its establishment in 1859 The London Scottish wore Hodden Grey uniforms with dark blue facings until 1914. In Khaki and on Battledress they wore a a Hodden Grey square with a dark blue thistle to commemorate this. Removed from uniform, still retains its black paper backing, has a look of an early issue.
BoBD (Jon Mills) No 1263 refers.
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WW2 USA / Allied Forces Headquarter's (AFHQ) Woven Formation Sign
This USA made woven formation sign was worn by both American and British Staff attached to Allied Forces Headquarters. It has some age to it. In very good condition.
Approved for use in May 1943 and still worn when the HQ moved from Algiers to Caserta in Italy in July 1944 until the end of the war.
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